Morris tribune., 1887-03-30

this week.
E. P. O'Brlen has returned to
Morris and will again make this place
his home.
E. E. Solseth, of Framnas, was In
town week ago to-day and made
the TRIBUNE a pleasant call.
J.E. Favrow seems to be gradually
failing in strength and, we regret to
say, but little hope is entertained of
his recovery.
If Edison succeeds In getting up
machine that will produce food from
the elements, there are bright days
ahead for the printer.-Montevideo
Leader.
A person who has seen the ice
palaces at Montreal and Minneapolis
suggests that if some ingenious man
would only invent an easy method OF
preventing ice from melting, what a
handy and inexhaustible supply of
fine building material we should
have! Then every man might cut
blocks from the frozen pond or river,
and live in palace.
Madison Press: This is the season
Of the year when business men should
give themselves little extra shake.
If you are doing business and want
people to know it, if you want them
to come and trade with you, give
them an invitation through the col
umns of newspaper. IT you don't
want their trade keep still and you
won't get it. The man who lets
people know he is on earth, gets there.
An exchange makes good point
when it says: Talk is good thing,
but talk alone won't boom a town
worth a cent. Take hold and make
things go, and then there will be
something to talk about. Capital is
a good thing, but the idle capital is
of no more benefit to a community
than so much saW-dust. Some men
Will be talking about what ought to
be done way into the next century,
without turning over hand toward
doing it,"
The subjoined simple preparation
will be found desirable for cleaning
and polishing old furniture: Over a
moderate FIRE put perfectly clean
vessel. IntGthis drop 2 ounces of
white or yellSw wax. When melted,
add ounces IRE turpentine; then
stir until cool, Shen it is ready for
use. The mixS@ brings out the
original color * ae wood, adding a
luster equal to t. = of varnish. By
rubbing with pie>e of fine cork, 1t
may when it faes, be removed.
Eclectic Medical journal.
J.E. Danielson seeGs bound to get
to the front and stay here. He has
many bargains to ofaand takes two
columns of The TR1B>zE's valuable
space in which to t>s you about
them. He wishes it unv stood that
he buys direct from m,cyfacturers,
saves all discounts which, ish will
secure and has valuabA tbusiness
connections in Minneapol. which
enable him to keep the bitter in
formed regarding the marats,-all
of which makes it possible FORM to
do we'll by his customers. Aother
point which he wishes people ! I'M
derstand is that he sells all goos on
a low cash basis. Give him 9l.
It is wise to taks good care ofthe
harness. No one need be told iat.
1t will last longer and that is m4ey
in the owners pocket. 1t will ok
better and that will add to his fp-
piness. But a harness that is ct
we'll taken care of is apt to be deftt-
i've in a way that will result in injts
TO the horse. If collars, saddle
traces, etc., get out of order, beconii
broken and hard they will Iikel
chate and produce sores. Badly fit
ing collars are often the cause of
great deal of inefficiency and discon
fort to the horse. Hard, rough, dirt
collars are often the cause of gall
These things should be attended t.
AS the Spring approaches look IL
harness over. Clean it Up. Blacke
it if it needs it. 4 horse in an III
comfortable harness IS much worse
than man is in an ill fitting sui
Western Rural.
d.. Kiehle, state superintendel
, of public instruction, Is sending oil
+ circulars to the county superlntel
dents, explaining all the chang
made in the laws pertaining to ed
| cation by the last legislature. III
2 facts contained in the circular are
e follows: "rhe school code Guthoriz'
] to be compiled will be ready Aug.
, The method of distributing books
. not changed, and common schools a
required to use the state series to IL
exclusion of all others, and coun
: treasurers cannot pay money to al
district until the school Is report
. by the county superintendent as usil
the books. The revised series is nc
!, ready, and the state contract h
eight years to run. Instructions
8 physiology and hygiene is require
and teachers pass examination
these branches. The law relating
r the formation of school Libraries is e
: planned, and it Is announced tnat t
u list of books to be selected from W
. be ready by September. Applicatio
u Cor loans under the new law must
e sustained by ? majority of the d
- trict."
lie Notice of Dissolution.
u Notice is hereby given that